Erdogan Stands Firm with Palestinians in Islamabad Speech

During a visit to Pakistan, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan defended Palestinians in Gaza, condemning proposals to displace them. At a business forum, he criticised Israel for violating ceasefire agreements and called for stronger support for Palestinians. Talks were held with Pakistan's Prime Minister on Gaza and trade cooperation.

Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan, during his visit to Pakistan, voiced strong support for Palestinians in Gaza while criticizing Israeli actions. Speaking at a business forum in Islamabad, Erdogan condemned Israel's failure to adhere to a ceasefire and spoke against proposals for forcibly displacing Palestinians.

In his televised speech, Erdogan expressed that 'Gaza belongs to our Gazan brothers and sisters and will remain so forever,' emphasizing Turkey's staunch opposition to any relocation plans proposed by former President Donald Trump.

Earlier discussions with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif focused on Turkiye-Pakistani trade relations and reinforced both countries' commitment to aiding the Palestinian cause through international platforms such as the United Nations.